think about Martin Luther King’s finding "Miss"?
Wei Erbi
How do you think Martin Luther King is looking for "Miss"?
- Wei Erbi
In a few days, it will be the anniversary of the assassination of an African American named Martin Luther King. On April 4, 1968, as the leader of the American civil rights movement, Martin Luther King, who won the Nobel Peace Prize for leading black Americans against racial discrimination, was assassinated in a motel at the age of 39.
On the 12th day after his assassination, the "People's Daily" published Mao Zedong's "Declaration of Support for the Fight Against Riot of Black Americans." In the United States, the government will definitely make the third week of January every year as Martin Luther King Jr. National Memorial Day (a national official holiday)-although the time is later, the US government only names three people as a personal commemoration holiday. Martin Luther King’s values in the East and the West, received so much love and status in the socialist and capitalist camps, make people feel that he should be a saint, a saint. In college, as a history student, I read a set of "Glory and Dreams" written by American journalist Manchester, and the American civil rights movement in the 1960s. I admired Martin Luther King Jr. The dramatic description of "Glory and Dreams" painted the sport ups and downs.
One early morning in 1955, Rosa Parks, a black woman who was too sleepy just after the night shift, sat in a "white seat" on the bus. When the white passenger got on the bus and asked her to leave, Rosa Parks, who was tired and sleepy, suddenly SAY NO. They were immediately arrested. Martin Luther King, who received a doctorate in theology from Boston University and has a prominent position among people of color, started the strike movement, which caused a series of chain reactions including the bankruptcy of the bus company. Of course, most importantly, he awakened the power of blacks to resist racial discrimination and inequality. This movement lasted for nearly ten years. In 1963, Martin Luther King met with President Kennedy and demanded the passage of a new civil rights law that would give blacks equal rights. On August 28, 1963, in front of the Lincoln Memorial, he delivered a speech on "I Have a Dream". The 1964 Nobel Peace Prize winner.
But is Martin Luther King really a saint?
No, Martin Luther King has a very jaw-dropping and disgusting sex scandal. The FBI was the first to break these scandals.
must mention here by the way J Edgar Hoover, he is also a frightening mysterious figure. The most awesome thing is that he has been sitting on the throne of the FBI director for nearly half a century, so he has countless celebrity privacy. It is said that he has nude photos of Mrs. Roosevelt. For human rights fighters, dissidents, and people like Martin Luther King, Hoover used the most important weapon-wiretapping.
After eavesdropping, Hoover was a treasure, because although he did not obtain any evidence of this person's cooperation with the Communist Party and the Soviet Union, every piece of content is a stain on Martin Luther King.
For example, on February 22, 1964, the funeral of President Kennedy was broadcast on television. Seeing Kennedy’s widow Jacqueline leaning over and kissing in the middle of the coffin, Martin Luther King laughed and said, “That’s what she missed the most!” This sentence came from a pastor, who heard it. Not angry?
For example, the FBI found that Martin Luther King Jr. loves prostitutes, white prostitutes, black prostitutes, he will come. The FBI also recorded that Martin Luther King likes to speak obscene language, and the content is extremely unbearable.
In early 1965, the FBI sent Martin Luther King’s sex tapes to American media, civil rights funders, and King’s wife.
Mrs. Jin received the sex tape and had a fight with Jin Da. However, the American media surprisingly unanimously refused to publish these materials, believing that the sex scandal had nothing to do with the black civil rights cause led by King, on the contrary, it was eavesdropping carried out by Hoover, even less tolerable.
"Martin Luther King Jr. Prostitution Incident" is exactly half a century past today. Today, we ask, can the media report on Dr. King’s sex scandal?
Of course, if a media reporter discovers about Kim’s scandal and thinks it has something to do with the public interest, why not report it? But by the United StatesThe media must maintain a high degree of vigilance with the materials provided by the FBI, the most mysterious and terrifying official secret service agency. In this matter, the American media is undoubtedly much more mature than when they first stepped out of party newspapers a hundred years ago. It’s really hard to say whether the
sex scandal has anything to do with the black civil rights cause led by Kim. Looking back today, I think it still matters. However, the American media believes that Hoover’s eavesdropping is “more intolerable”, and I think this is right. Including Kennedy, Martin Luther King, American media people, and more and more Americans, in the civil rights movement that lasted for more than ten years, they more clearly recognized that equality, freedom, and dignity are natural human rights. The Identity Civil Rights Movement transformed the United States from a society that tolerates racism and discriminates against blacks to a society that recognizes the equal rights of every citizen regardless of color or race. This is a milestone in American social progress. From this perspective, the American media did not report that Martin Luther King’s personal morality was not good, but reported on the progress of the civil rights movement led by Martin Luther King. Is it right?
If American public opinion uses prostitution to suppress Martin Luther King and the civil rights movement in the United States, perhaps the United States will not be what it is today!
